UN Human Rights: UN chief Volker Turk says his office has documented large-scale international humanitarian law violations in Lebanon that may amount to war crimes, citing thousands killed and injured since March. Ukraine War: UN officials warn renewed Russian attacks are again harming civilians and critical services, with electricity and water hit and aid facilities damaged. UN & Heritage: UNESCO fast-tracks South Sudan’s Boma–Badingilo antelope migration route onto its World Heritage in Danger list, citing conflict and climate threats. Climate & Food: Albania’s farms could lose up to $900m by 2050 as floods, droughts and frost squeeze output, while a letter urges voters to scrutinize climate positions. Disaster Risk: Environment Canada warns severe thunderstorms and flooding risk across Ontario this week. Public Health: The American Red Cross declares a national blood crisis, limiting type O supplies as heat and summer conditions reduce donations. Sports & Global Events: Petronas clarifies it only holds naming rights to Malaysia’s Sepang F1 circuit, after debate over whether the Bahrain GP could return to Sepang. Demographics: Curaçao’s elderly population nearly doubles over 15 years, with women making up nearly 60% of seniors. Justice & Accountability: The ICC faces renewed strain after prosecutor changes, as debate grows over the future of international justice. U.S. Education Politics: Trump’s administration moves on National Parents’ Day against districts accused of hiding student gender transition information from parents. Energy Markets: Apollo Global to invest $1.5bn in Keppel’s new oil-rig fund, betting on long-term offshore demand.